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Counsel Clause of the
Sixth Amendment to the
United States Constitution.
Ineffectiveness claims may only be
brought where the
defendant had the
right to counsel...
- The policy-
ineffectiveness proposition (PIP) is a new
classical theory proposed in 1975 by
Thomas J.
Sargent and Neil
Wallace based upon the
theory of...
- The
unreasonable ineffectiveness of
mathematics is a
phrase that
alludes to the
article by
physicist Eugene Wigner, "The
Unreasonable Effectiveness of...
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Ineffective erythropoiesis a
condition in
which the bone
marrow produces red
blood cells (erythrocytes) that are
unable to
mature properly and are pre-maturely...
- and
human development, but has also been
criticized for
perceived ineffectiveness, bias, and corruption. In the
century prior to the UN's creation, several...
- have been
investigated with
clinical trials and have been
shown to be
ineffective.
Aromatherapy – the use of
fragrant substances, such as
essential oils...
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relief pitcher has been
removed from the game due to fatigue, injury,
ineffectiveness, ejection, high
pitch count, or for
other strategic reasons, such as...
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military exercises. However, extortion,
gross corruption, and
occasional ineffectiveness were not new to the
Roman army.
There is no
consensus whether its effectiveness...
- use of
makeshift tourniquets has been
reduced over time due to
their ineffectiveness compared to a
commercial and
professional tourniquet. This may stem...
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originally indicated by Epley, as the
vibration procedures have been
proven ineffective. The
modified procedure is now the one
generally accepted as the Epley...
